Its a sample format or sample template for business letter. We can use the word Official letters.These letters are very important, some can be Personal business letters or some used for Formal business letter. Business Letters are very Formal kind of letters. They are of two types:

How to write a Business Letter Format Sample

Personal Business Letters:

These kind of letters are Formal, but less. They are from Person to Person within the same organization.

Formal Business Letters:

These are much formal, are mostly sent  to people in other Organisations, or from Organisation to Other.

Formats:

There are four kinds of Formats used for Business letters.

1. UNBLOCKED FORMAT:

Address and date on right side of the page. Receiver’s address on left, then subject and salutation. Subject should be written in Sentence Order. And before you start, must give one word space, and make three paragraphs. At the end complimentary close, signature, keyed name and Typist initial, on right side.

2. BLOCKED FORMAT:

Address and Date, Receiver’s address on left, then subject and salutation. Subject should be written in Sentence Order. And before you start, must give left margin space, and make three paragraphs. Before starting a new paragraph, must leave one line space. At the end complimentary close, signature, keyed name and Typist initial, on left side.

3. SEMI BLOCKED FORMAT:

Address and Date on right. Receiver’s address on left, then subject and salutation. Subject should be written in Sentence Order. And before you start, must give left margin space, and make three paragraphs. Before starting a new paragraph, must leave one line space. At the end complimentary close, signature, keyed name on right side and Typist initial, just below it by one word difference.

4. AMS FORMAT:

Address and Date, Receiver’s address on left, then subject. Subject should be written in ORDER CAPITAL R. And before you start, must give left margin space, and make three paragraphs. Before starting a new paragraph, must leave one line space. At the end complimentary close, signature, keyed name and Typist initial, on left side. There is no salutation in this style.